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Ken Eisenstein

Ken Eisenstein is an assistant professor of English at Bucknell University where he teaches in the Film/Media Studies Program. He recently completed his dissertation, “‘Disembering’: The Activity of the Archive in Hollis Frampton,” in the University of Chicago’s Department of Cinema and Media Studies under Tom Gunning and Jim Lastra. His writing on Frampton has appeared in The Criterion Collection’s A Hollis Frampton Odyssey (2012) and in The Moving Image (Spring 2012). He has also published essays on Ernie Gehr for the Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève’s Ernie Gehr: Bon Voyage (2015) and on John Vicario in Alternative Projections: Experimental film in Los Angeles, 1945-1980 (eds. David James and Adam Hyman). 

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Close up of man‘s concerned face with raised palms from film Portrait of Hollis Frampton

Snowblind: Hollis Frampton’s Vision of Michael Snow

Playful and scholarly, Ken Eisentein‘s essay uncovers surprising links between Hollis Frampton and Michael Snow.

By Ken Eisenstein Apr 12, 2018

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